Open-source tools to self-host your own AI models.
Run LLMs locally. No cloud required. No data leaves your machine.
Xand AI is a collection of open-source tools built around one idea: you should be able to run powerful AI models on your own hardware, with no API keys, no subscriptions, and no data leaving your machine.
Whether you want an AI coding assistant in your terminal, a chat UI for local models, a browser extension for quick LLM access, or a high-performance inference engine — we've got you covered.
XandAI-Extension — Browser AI Assistant
A Chrome extension that lets you chat with local LLMs directly from any browser tab. Connect to Ollama or any OpenAI-compatible endpoint and get AI assistance without leaving your workflow.
JavaScript · 56 stars · MIT
Xandai-CLI — Terminal AI Coding Assistant
An offline AI coding assistant that lives in your terminal. Supports Ollama and LM Studio. Includes agent workflows, git AI commands (smart commits, PR summaries, blame explanations), code review, LSP integration, file operations, web shell, and session management.
pip install xandai-cli
xandai --auto-detect
Python · 35 stars · MIT · PyPI
XandAI — Local-First Web UI
A modern web interface for chatting with local LLMs. Clean UI, multiple model support, runs entirely on your machine.
JavaScript
XandLLM — High-Performance Inference Engine
A Rust-based LLM backend inference engine powered by a custom Distill execution engine. Built for speed and low-level control over model serving.
Rust
- Local-first — Your data stays on your machine. Always.
- Provider-agnostic — Works with Ollama, LM Studio, and any OpenAI-compatible API.
- Simple to use —
pip installand go, or load an extension. No complex setup. - Open source — MIT licensed. Use it, fork it, improve it.
The fastest way to try Xand AI:
# Install the CLI
pip install xandai-cli
# Auto-detect your local provider (Ollama, LM Studio)
xandai --auto-detect
# Start chatting, coding, and running commands
xandai> How do I optimize this function?
xandai> /agent refactor this module into smaller components
xandai> xandai commitOr grab the Chrome Extension for browser-based AI access.
Contributions are welcome across all repositories. Check each project's CONTRIBUTING.md for guidelines, or open an issue to start a discussion.
All Xand AI projects are released under the MIT License.
Built by Xand · Paraíba, Brazil